A spray tan typically lasts 5–10 days depending on your skin type, how well you prep before your appointment, and how you care for your skin afterward.

Shower, shave, and exfoliate at least 24 hours before your appointment. Avoid lotions, oils, deodorant, and makeup on the day of your tan to ensure even application.

Wear loose, dark clothing and open-toed shoes. Avoid tight bras, leggings, or anything that could rub against your skin and disrupt the tan.

No. Spray tans do not contain SPF and will not protect your skin from UV rays. Always wear sunscreen when outdoors.

Your shower time will be discussed with Taylor depending on the type of solution used. Most rapid solutions will shower in 2-4 hours and classic solutions will wait at least 8–12 hours before showering, depending on the solution used.

Moisturize daily with a gentle, oil-free lotion. Avoid long hot showers, exfoliating, and products with harsh ingredients like retinol or alcohol.

Not if applied correctly. Professional solutions are designed to give a natural glow. Proper prep and aftercare help ensure even, golden results.

Always consult your doctor first. Most solutions are considered safe for external use, but some women prefer to wait until after pregnancy.

Avoid sweating, swimming, or getting wet for at least 24 hours after your tan (other than your initial rinse). Water and sweat can cause streaking or uneven fading if the tan hasn’t fully developed.

Some bronzer transfer is normal before your first rinse, especially onto light fabrics. It washes out of most materials, but wearing dark, loose clothing and using dark sheets is recommended.

You can tan as often as once a week, but it’s best to let your previous tan fade completely and exfoliate before reapplying to avoid buildup or patchiness.